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Starting from 2006-2007 academic year RMUSP introduces a new procedure for Grant administration.
Please read the following carefully:

Contractual Obligation document:
The Applicant/Scholar has to sign Contractual Obligations copies attached in the package. The Contractual Obligations will serve as consent to follow the RMUSP Requirements as a legally binding document, if the Applicant/Scholar is assigned a Grant. While New Applicants sign the Contractual Obligation Lists in the Orientation sessions, renewal Applicants are required to send the signed document along with the Enrollment Certificate by the deadline of October 31, 2006 to RMUSP.

· The package includes 3 copies of the Contractual Obligations. Hungarian and English copies need to be signed and returned to us. Native language copy is for the Scholar/Applicant reference.

· Please note that signing the Contractual Obligation List does not guarantee or entitle the Applicants/Scholar for Scholarship.

Final Decision of the Program Selection committee:
In case the Scholar/Applicants is selected by RMUSP, Scholar/Applicants will receive (i) Grants Letter stating the amount, terms and conditions of the scholarship and (ii) Western Union MTCN in mid November 2006. The selected Scholar/Applicants are expected to pick up their scholarship from any Western Union office in the country of their residence within 3 weeks after receiving the Grant Letter and WU MTCN. (please find the WU guidelines attached)

The rejected Applicants/Scholars will receive the official Rejection Letters in November-December of 2006.

Owner of an International Interpreting and Translating Agency, appointed by the Courts, specializing in 35 languages.

During my professional assignments I have traveled extensively and have been stationed in many foreign countries such as Soul, Korea; Hong Kong, Guadalajara Mexico; Manchester UK; Berlin Germany.

I have been a naturalized US citizen since 1975 but currently reside in the Slovak Republic where I have been living for the past 16 years. Among other activities I spend a lot of time "on the road", interpreting for various governmental and private organizations either in Slovakia or abroad. The following is a selection of companies that I would like to specifically mention: US Dept. of Treasury, Central Tax Revenue Office, OECD, Foundation for Training in Self-government of the Slovak Republic, European City Co-operation System, Slovak Olympic Committee, International Executive Service Corps., Specialized State Institute of Public Health, US EPA, USAID, LSGAC, International Republican Institute, Foundation for the Civil Society, Union of Towns and Cities of the Slovak Republic, The 21st Century Foundation, PHARE, European School of Biblical Studies, Jacksonville, Florida Chamber Of Commerce, various US NGO's, and the Slovak Army. I have extensive experience of consecutive and simultaneous interpreting (International Conferences) in all specialized fields. Radio broadcasting games from Slovakia in English. Currently teaching Translatology at the Commenius University in Bratislava under the auspices of EU. Additionally, I have taught conversational English Language for advanced students at the University of Mateja Bela in Banska Bystrica, Slovakia and RK Centrum Language School in Slovakia.

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